Enquiries for Turkey have increased significantly over the past year, with booking interest up by around 30%, according to Tropical Sky.
*All details correct at time of publish (4 June 2026)
The tour operator attributes the rise in demand to a combination of recent exposure of Antalya on the latest series of Race Across the World and Turkey’s long-standing reputation for delivering strong value for money.
Tropical Sky highlights that the destination’s all-inclusive model continues to appeal to travellers seeking greater budget certainty at the point of booking, particularly in the current economic climate.
Turkey’s accessibility also remains a key driver, with direct flights of under five hours available from multiple UK regional airports, including London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh and Newcastle.
Against this backdrop of growing demand, Tropical Sky is offering savings of up to £600 per person on a seven-night stay at Barut Hemera, set on the Mediterranean coastline in Side. The offer applies to bookings made by 30 June 2026 for travel up to 31 October 2027.
A seven-night stay at Barut Hemera is priced from £899 per person (was £1,499 per person, saving £600 per person), based on two sharing on an all-inclusive basis, including return flights.
The five-star Barut Hemera combines contemporary design with Turkish hospitality, set within landscaped gardens and a beachfront location. Facilities include a selection of restaurants, spa and wellness amenities, and easy access to the historic centre of Side.
To support product knowledge, Tropical Sky recently hosted a small group of UK and Irish travel specialists on a familiarisation trip to Antalya. The team returned with first-hand insight into the destination’s hotel offering and overall value proposition.
For more information, visit www.tropicalsky.co.uk.
